STPVD
(Summer Training Program On VLSI Design)
India Semiconductor Mission is an attempt by GOI to enter into global semiconductor market. The establishment of semiconductor design, display fabrication units is just the step towards a new era of growth in the semiconductor domain.
To cater the design aspects of VLSI, and to contribute in the mission to make industry ready engineers, the department of Electronics & Communication Engineering is organizing the 11th edition of One Month “Summer Training program on VLSI Design-2026” from 19th June to 18th July 2026. This training program will cover analog and digital integrated circuit design aspect using commercial technology kits and simulation tools along with exposure to fabrication methods and PCB design. The course will stress on hands on experience on microelectronics & VLSI design related state of art tools like, Xilinx, Synopsis/Cadence, EdwinXP, FPGA etc and would cover theoretical sessions from industry and academia. The course will cover from specification drawing to physical design and verification of VLSI systems.
Industry professionals from INTEL, Qualcomm, Nvidia, ST Microelectronics, NXP etc will share the experience along with lectures and hands on session.
All interested participants are hereby requested to complete the online registration form as per the prescribed guidelines.
NOTE:(Maximum 10 studens per college can apply for STPVD-2026),(Registration open / Payment link updated soon)
Students from Electronics, Electrical, and related branches with an interest in VLSI design can apply.
The program runs for one month, from 19th June to 18th July 2026.
The program will be conducted in offline mode with hands-on lab sessions.
Yes, participants who successfully complete the program will receive a certificate.
Xilinx, Cadence/Synopsys tools, FPGA platforms, and PCB design tools.
Basic knowledge of electronics is helpful but not mandatory.
Paid accommodation is available. Details are in the payment section.
Students from related branches with a strong interest in VLSI may apply.